What is buffer overflow? Buffer overflow is an anomaly that occurs when software writing data to a buffer overflows its capacity, causing adjacent memory locations to be overwritten. In other words, too much information is passed to a container that does not have enough space, and that information ends up replacing the data in adjacent…
What is Kerberos? Kerberos is a secure network authentication protocol based on tickets, designed to allow users and services to mutually authenticate over an untrusted network. Its main goal is to ensure that a user’s identity can be verified without transmitting passwords over the network, thereby reducing the risk of interception. Originally developed at MIT…
In this section, we will explain what Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is, describe some common examples of attacks based on Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, and discuss how to protect against these attacks. Requirements: Responsibility: In this tutorial, we will use hacking techniques for educational purposes only. We do not promote their use for profit or improper…